New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
MILITARY RECREATIoNS.
=. nnoposEp TRIP TO BOSTON.
,o FOR TIE STATE CAMP-AN OLD CUM
sfA' neutrality-suspicious..

, rA corns of the 22d Regiment having
...olyed to visit Boston ON June 10 anu - 1a *
min leave this city by boat OH 'ne A. ,osts
oh,po Boston the next morning, anu VIII pe 'A0 49,,
- tha National Veteran Militia AsSocia'ion ni,u A.,
y. 'no Cadets On the 18th the corps will be the
'.so, a. authorities of the City Of Boston Among
g., satpres of the occasion will be parade In BOSTON,
s,or an C1arlestown sightseeing, big ball. dlnne
and receptions and sail and visit 10 te m o,
<,ld CITY of Provincetown Dodworths paiiu VI" "a
many the corps. The trip will occupy three ~ e Viii
Two DAYS and the cost TO each memDer oi ar,orv '
he 800 Members OF TIE corps who desre " LII be
the uniformed battalion in citizens ures' l., or tho
furnished with badges anu VIII P
measures of the trip. ,, o, Coonanv Of
.he 9TH Regiment was celebrated ny - u - .bo
Dcmonjco,s last week at which all lhe men ,da
company were present ana oap'", C'orora1 Ionis
h,oong the invited guests were Brgader ia
.s.no,d General Alexander shaler VINO conlmanue" @
a., ooorv hefore the war, Colonel Locke W. VIZ
cbester Of the 9TH Regiment veteran .io,, AssoO'".
Colopel Thomas L. Watson OF the 4'n 80 a.
1hcment Adiutant George W. Kama anu ,lit' 4.,
veterans of the company. The reunion was u0i'e
affair -. oo,rr,,ssionod and
- dssr,noa command of Company L, list Regiment
The REORGANIZATION of this company is Iuiy unue w.
Privates McWhinney, Costello ana Su'neii"nu ~ ~
been elected Corporals and PIiyates Geruoh anu oo
have been elected Sergeants Private scuily haS oeo
anpoipted Quar- .ermaster Sergeant. other 'acanoe'
VIII be filed at early date. Tne ConlV'ee on ~
nations for Second Lieutenant with First Sergeant
.yortt as chairman is looking for good man. ana wiz
No doubt succeed As yet there is no choice All olu
committees have been discharged ana the captain H9
annointed Finance, Recruiting and Room OomlnIV'ee'
and n company courtmartial that VIII WORK Aie s"'o
avery man will have do his dutyor else drop OUT All
dead wood has been dropped and two recruits were
x-ifh In
next meeting This company is still alive and VIII snow
mn well during the next drill season Ihe utIss s
harmony prevails The regiment Is doing We'll heoi"i''
are cO,s w " a. valentine Of Company F, 9TH Regiment
60 whom Colonel Emmons CLARK mas telueISt t ,in rH
annontment of assistant surgeon OF the reglnet Mn
aceept il after the Decoration Day parade Az INA! .e %
he win have completed his Eseyen years sci b % stand
ing He has time been Inspector of re piacoo
for his company and is crack spoLd ~ the 9th r. c
ment has been appointed member OF the ~ 4h
Board Of the First Brigade The osheT MdoTe Smith of
the 7th Regiment; LieutenantColone Mllla Villa b Gatb
ing of the 22d Regiment and MAJOR Duny' oi 'no o'
FIRST Lieutenant and Commssary OF subsistence n
walter G. schuyler Of the 7th Reglmentwho Is also cap
cain of the New York Athletic Club Will give dinner AT
the clubhouse in sixthaye next Ihnrsaay ever eNes rS ~
fbe field and staff Of the regiment Besides colonel Sh
and his field and staf officers Captains Daniel Appleton
of Company f. and Harry d. Cooper, OF company IN NJ
have been he aySS 20 Se e dinner was to take place
last Thursday evening" but was Postponeu OH u
The following newly elected officers of the National
Guard Of the state Of NeTaork nave "a ocRe oTdn T
epect0r of Rife Practice with the RANK Oh Hor i, MIL
rank from June 1ssl wee & Be t Tsn por With
rank March 10, lss7, vice HaTdwGKe, apPo5nt@eu @
INSPECTOR of Rifle Practices Charles r. Wilson, Aide de-
Camp With the rank of Captain with rank from March
Is, 1887, vice Jewett, promoted Elghth heglmeht'
iss4 vee Gasto% deeeased George p Camma9n
Second Lieutenant, with rank from March o. Issm wee
f sseond with n rank
1856 vice ReTsen, resigned Twelitn ReglnsehI:
James W. Gerard jr, First Lieutenant with rank from
March 10, 1857, vice Macauay, promoted; Charles NJ
Jesup, Second Lieutenant with rank from MaTgh ;lo -
Captain with rank February A. 1887 vice Court
ney deceased. Twenty-third Regiment: Edward d. j.
Kraf Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 1851
Vice saunders promoted sixty-hfth Regiment George
J. Haa Captain with rank from March & - 49, wee
with rank from March TO- 1887, vice Fowler resigned
RegmeHt Gd March, MagrGe u y eFe F resigned
j,Twenty ninth Separate Company, William Monaghan
First Lieutenant, with rank from February 49, 1887
Fortyarst Separate Company Mark j. Blakely First
lieutenant with rank from February g. 1So" VICE
"e "seyenty fourth Regiment: enjamin T. Love; First
promoed: Henry L. Fish, jr, Second Lieutenant, with
rank from March g. 1851 vice Dent pTo%o5Sdc o r Raev
Second Lieutenant, with rank from March = 1881 vice
The resiSnations of the following officers have been
accepted: Frank II. Carr, First Lieutenant SSth kegl
ment; George NJ Brink First Lieutenant Ian sepaSate st
Regiment; Patrick J. Goggn, Second Lieutenant CON
Regiment Patrick Meorr3w Second Lentenan G GgR
Regiment; Thomas NJ. Harvey, Second Lieutenant l4th
Begen Walter rS.t M'qn GsPaa 5h S3 Reg%en
Charles Vorang Captain and Inspector OF fhe fracce'
sod REGIMENT; Bradish J. Smith, Second Lieutenant,
Fourth Brigade; Charles Britain, second I1eutenahl
Zth Regiment First Lieutenant LaT W. Vi
Copany G. 9TH Regiment held a meeting last Tues
Dnzen to the position First Lieutenant in place OF
lieutenant Haght, resigned. ]. McGreeyy, formerly
First Sergeant OF the company, will probably be elected
The closing dill and presentation Of prizes Of Com;
pany X, list Regiment, Captain Wright D. Gossi VIII
fake place at the arinory Broadway and Forty fths
next Wednesday evening II will be one OF the nost m
terestng military affairs OF the season. 1he COMPANY
Nci captain Daniel Appleton Of Company F, 7th Regi-
Wallace r Peck Second Lientenant vice Smith, dis
charged; Sergeant Morton stee, First Sergeant vice
AP9 Se eSSTa coTpor
sergeant vice stele promoted Private % a. NC W R
Ware, Corporal vice Van Benschoten, promoted.
Colonel f. McAlpin OF the 7lst Kegne1t, we Went oo 70
several days LieutenantColon Kapper has been III
Vermont ~, for %esk NoT Sonpe OF sy mas 0' "
The club to be composed OF veteran exempt ana acuve
members of the 7th Regiment although IL Is not 10 pe
known by the name Of the regiment wiS11don6edy DC
organized The committee has received ~ appcau4%hs %
Although the regular drills Of the 7lst Regiment win
FOR the purpose OF instructing the in guard mount
lag and sentry duty that when the command goes into
camp the coming summer the men VIII DC thoroughly
Instructed.
5YPriyate Charles L. True unanimously elected
corporal of Company 9TH Regiment last Monday even
ing He is a young Guardsman of great promise
The Board of Officers Of the list Regiment met last
Tuesday evening. First Lieutenant Paul " Harris OF
Company f. elected secretary Of the board In place
Of Captain Place who has been relieved at his own re-
quest .,,,,, -
Gwhen the 7th Regiment goes into camp at Peeks on
June the command will be practsed In drilling by the
bugle The non-commissioned officers are being In
structed in the bugle calls